Al, If I believed everything that was posted on the Internet, I would be one sad and confused puppy. Information and mis-information are plentiful. I think it wise to look for multiple sources before determining what you choose to believe. Even then, be prepared to be disappointed that something that you were sure was true was not it fact so.
When it comes to interpreting federal regulations and tax law, I want to crawl into bed and pull the covers over my head. Everyone has an opinion and even those who provide advice professionally are often at odds. Those of us who post things here do the best we can. But truth and facts are sometimes difficult verify. Personally, I read with interest things that are posted on the Internet. And then I decide if it is sufficiently important that I want to believe what I have read. I then invest sufficient time researching the topic to convince myself that I have actually received new and valuable information. Taking things with a grain of salt is sage wisdom available well before the advent of the Internet. I am not sure exactly how salt and being skeptical are related, but it seems to be good advice even today. Thanks. Frank Nelson N51DV - 415C TOA --- In [email protected], "AJ DeMarzo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Let me be so bold as to ask why you didn't think this was real before you saw it on AOPA's eletter? Are you saying that unless something falls onto AOPA's radar screen AND is mentioned to the general membership, it isn't factual? > > We need to be proactive about these things and not sit back and conveniently regard one negative remark about a report as an excuse to poo-poo it.. This story was out there 2 weeks ago! > > Al DeMarzo > Visit the Ercoupe Swap Page > Free, Easy and No Membership Required > http://www.ercoupeowners.com/swap/swapbook.htm > >
